... The Emperor, accompanied by his Majesty the King of Sardinia and suite, visited the Exhibition last Sunday at two o'clock. The last of the monster concerts took place on this occasion. The orchestra consisted of 4,500 executants, drawn from the bands of different regiments, the principal musical societies of Paris and Bel- gium, and the parochial schools. There could not have been less than 60 ...

... D LONDON, FlRIDAY, -DEC. 14. OuR anticipations regarding the imperfect and ill- d fashioned measure of last session relating to the ques-f tion of Limited Liability have been fulfilled. Go- e vernment were warned at the time that their piece- I meal legislation would prove abortive, and their E random attempts at the reform of an old and tough x system of injustice, barren of practical results ...

... . I I . .. ND. i | ?? DUBLIN, Dck 17. - The following partic'las of the arrest and 'corn inittal of one of the i dppoaedphrpetrators af the 1ate 'imurderous outrage on MIr. BDauchampin teX In'g's Cowqty, are 1ursithed by a local corresponident ti 64undera: It will be recollected that there was a woman on the road to whom. Mr. Ramabottom gave triffing alms imme, diately before the bVccurrocee. ...

... ROMAN STATES. (FROM OUR OWN CO ORRHPONDBNT.) ' ROMBE, Nov. 24. It is supposed that Mancini and the other political offenders, of whose arrest I have already informed you, wi fare hardly. Mancini must have been mad Ddeed, as well as in pretence, not to have escaped from the country after escaping from the madhouse, when he was under condemnation Ito death 'for seducing from their allegiance ...

... rriE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ti SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1355. pi di The King of SARDIIA, in acknowledging the qi Address of the Corporatiou of Dover, yesterday, rc said that he accepted the expression of their good- tl will as a happy omen of his journey. His expe b tatious thus far have not been disappointed-his f reception by the inhabitants of London having been P of a character ...

... IMlADAME, .GOLDSCHMIDT LIND AT . EXETER-HALL. 'We are not, or, porbaps, we should say we were-not, wont to be an enthusiastic people in matters of art; and although it might be a matter of but little' signification that Swedea and Germane should have proposed all sorts of absurdities by way of testifying their admiration of a favourite singer, few were prepared for the degree of excitement ...

... Heai-quarters, Sebastopol, Nov. 24. No. 1. The general court-martial 'of which Colonel Edwards, C.B., 18th Regiment, is president, will reassemble at head-quarters at eleven. a.m. on Tuesday next, the 27th instant, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. The detail is republished. Members :-2 field officers, 2 cap- tains, and 2 subs. from 3d Division.; 1 field officer, 2 ...

... THlE REASON WHY R VSSIA DOES NOT | SUR FOR PLACD. ,ns nal [From Trascte for the Prowt Criels.j oh We appeal to such of our readers as do not placidly imbibe in te intellectual nutrinent presented to them with closed eyes, ro- like infants who absorb with unquestioning complacency the he food poured into their months, we appeal to such ;and weask He tlem to put themselves in the position of ...

... ?? OF GOVJVT VALERIAN KRA- I D h IF . . SINSKL. . To 7ux EDIOI1 or was MORNING CHRONICLE. 1i-i The Polish Emigration has just Bustained au irrepara~le Icos by the death of .CounttValerian rir.indki, who was no lessdistitiguished as an Eng- lish writer than as a Polish patrlot; and I, there- fore, venture to hope that It will not be deemed an intrusion if I solicit a place in your columns for ...

... [FRO3e OUIT OWN COORESPONDENT.. PARIS, SA'URDAY EVENING. The treaty with Sweden naturally engrosses the chief attention of the Parisian journals, none of whom fall into the mistake of undervaluing its importance. The D~bats says- One important thing to be remarked is, that the stipulations of the treaty are not restricted to any interval of fixed time. Its duration is unlimited. Sweden takes ...

... Letters and journals from the Cape of Good Rope I came to hand yesterday down to the 27th October. I These aRot9WO leave IQovernor 5it Goc'rge Qrey in the Orange Free State. Ie was to leave Bloe-n' tfontein about the middle of October, and thenke by Winburg and Harrismith to Natal. 'The following. are the chief points in a reply from hiq Excellency Ito an address from the inhabitants of ...

... NOR7I-WEST LONDON PAEVENTJVE AND REFORMATORSiNSTiTUTION. This excellent institution, situate at 19, New-road, near Gower.street North, was formally opened on Wedresday by a public meeting convened by the zealous committee. In the absence of Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., M.P., who did not arrive kill after the proceedings had opened, the chair was taken by the ion. W. F. Cowper, M.P. The Rey. J. H. ...